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Five Emerging Technologies That Could Change the Way We Store Energy

While clean energy is the key to unlocking a new and green future, it faces one major challenge: storage. Renewable energy is very good at producing energy; however, due to natural inconsistencies in their sources, like weather patterns, renewables experience fluctuations in their availability. Read more...

Event Recap: Combating the Military Obesity Crisis

Last Friday, American Security Project hosted a public webinar on ASP’s most recent white paper, “Combating Military Obesity: Stigma’s Persistent Impact on Operational Readiness.” The one-hour session reviewed the research underpinning military obesity and provided an opportunity for audience members across the civilian, military, and nonprofit space to ask pressing and urgent questions about the state of the military obesity crisis. Read more...

Europe, The United States, and Qatar: a Trilateral Relationship Boosting Energy Security

As winter approaches, Europe is still trying to find a reliable way to warm its citizens through the winter months. Even though the European natural gas reserves are up to 90 percent, that still will not be enough to keep the continent warm throughout the winter, especially if the winter is very cold.Read more...

Despite Concerns, Nuclear Power isn’t Just Safe—it’s Critical

With nuclear power in the news, thoughts may move to how safe it really is. The good news it that there are many reasons to feel secure about its use, among them human health, that it grows safer all the time, and its role in fighting climate change.Read more...